Prime Minister Mr Modi on Thursday lashed at the Congress, accusing the grand old party of spreading lies
Karnataka assembly elections 2018 : Elections for the 224-seat Karnataka Assembly will be held on May 12 and results will be declared on May 15.
Prime Minister Mr Modi on Thursday lashed at the Congress, accusing the grand old party of spreading “lies” and “false” propaganda. He said the Congress is dividing society on caste lines. The Prime Minister interacted with Karnataka BJP leaders and party candidates today, ahead of the high-pitched battle for state Assembly elections due next month. PM’s address to party workers, office-bearers and elected representatives comes days after a few members of the party protested against the high command’s decision to deny the Varuna ticket for chief minister candidate B S Yeddyurappa’s younger son B Y Vijayendra.
In an effort to placate him, the party has elevated him to the position of Yuva Morcha general secretary. Vijendra’s supporters protested against the BJP national leadership’s decision in Mysuru area on Monday, a day before the filing of nominations. Yeddyurappa subsequently announced that he had decided not to field his son. Sources told The Indian Express that the decision was taken at the penultimate hour to prevent the Yeddyurappa camp from causing any damage to the party before the nominations closed. Elections for the 224-seat Karnataka Assembly will be held on May 12 and results will be declared on May 15.
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